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The mission had a strong focus on AgTech, agricultural research development and corn mercialisation.

Enhancing the commercialisation of AgTech innovation and adoption of new technologies by South Australian primary producers is a key priority for the Primary Industries portfolio, and will assist to achieve the Government's ambition to increase agricultural production and support the Government's 3% economic growth target.

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Israel-Australia, New Zealand & Oceania Chamber Of Commerce

AICC (SA) Trade Mission to Israel

PARTICIPATION BY:

HON. TIM WHETSTONE MP MINISTER FOR PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT (SA)

MARK ALLISON CEO - ELDERS

Saturday 25th May Saturday 1st June, 2019

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AICC SA TRADE DELEGATE LIST: • Delegates Company

1. Hon. Tim Whetstone MP —Minister Minister fo r Primary Industries & Regional Development (SA)

. Mr. Scott Ashby — Chief Executive Primary Industries and Regions (SA)

. Mr. Andrew Dunbar — COO Office o f Chief Entrepreneur (SA)

4. Mr. Bradley Perry— Ministerial Advisor Agriculture, Food & Food Technology (SA)

. Mr. Greg Johansen -- Managing Director AusHealth

Mr. Andrew Gwinnett — President AICC SA Australia Israel Chamber of Commerce South Australia

7. Ms. Rilka Warbanoff — Executive Director AICC SA Australia Israel Chamber of Commerce South Australia

. Mr. Roger Sexton AM - Chairman Beston Global Food Company 9. Mr. Mark Allison — Managing Director & CEO Elders

10. Ms. Robyn Clubb — Non-Executive Director Elders

11. Mr. James Cornish --State Manager- Tasmania Elders _L

12. Ms. Karen Reynolds - Deputy Dean of Computer Science, Engineering and Mathematics

Flinders University

13. Ms. Callista Thillou —Executive Director, Office of Communication & Engagement

Flinders University

14. Mr. John Maher— Group CEO Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation

15. Mr. Bill Davidson — Managing Director John Shearer

16, Mr. Paul Flynn --CEO The Hospital Research Foundation

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Mr. Stephen Rodda — Executive Director, Innovation & Commercial University of Adelaide

Prof. Emily Hilder — Director of South Australia's University Future Industries Institute

University o f South Australia

19. Dr. Kerstin Holata Ph.D, MBA, GAICD —Commercial Manager University of South Australia Ventures

20. Prof. Peter Stevens — Executive Director MBA & Executive Education University o f South Australia

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19:30 Dinner London Restaurant 111 Herbert Samuel Boulevard, Tel Aviv

(03-523-5055)

SUNDAY 26TH MAY 07:55 Arrival to Israel Flight # CX675 & Transfer to Hilton Hotel

• Tim Whetstone — Minister SA, Minister for Primary Industries and Regional Development

• Bradley Perry — Ministerial Adviser for Agriculture, Food and Agriculture Technology

• Mark Allison — CEO, Elders • Robyn Oubb — Non-Executive Director, Elders

08:30 Depart Hotel for Petah Tikvah

CONT'D SUNDAY 26TH MAY 09:00 — 11:00 Rabin Medical Center & Felsenstein Medical Research Centre

Prof. Avi Weizmann, Director www.hospitals.clalit.co.il/rabin/en/Paqes/default.aspx The Felsenstein Medical Research Center (FMRC) is a distinguished and sophisticated institute for biomedical research in Israel. The FMRC, part of the Sackler Faculty of Medicine, Tel Aviv University, is situated in the large clinical complex of the Rabin Medical Center encompassing Beilinson General Hospital, Schneider Children's Medical Center and the Geha Psychiatric Hospital. This location offers unique opportunities for conducting basic research with direct clinical applications, reflected in the research areas being investigated by the scientists. Facilities include modern and efficient laboratories, experimental surgery units, an animal facility and state of the art scientific equipment. In addition, there is a library, seminar rooms and a 380- seat auditorium equipped with audio-visual systems for the live broadcasting of operations. The main research fields include molecular and cellular immunology, hemato-oncology, neuroscience and biological psychiatry, endocrinology, cardiology, genetics and virology.

39 Ze'ev Jabotinksy St., Petah Tikvah

10:00 — 10:45 1:1 Roger Sexton AO & Unispectral Eyal Cohen, VP of Business Development www.unispectral.corn Unispectral is developing megapixel hyperspectral imaging. Using Unispectral's platform, users can capture high-resolution images that include spectral data for every object in the picture. The combination of computer vision and spectral analysis tools allows cameras to automatically identify objects and determine their chemical components from a distance.

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• Tim Whetstone — Minister SA, Minister for Primaly Industries and Regional Development

• Bradley Perry — Ministerial Adviser for Agriculture, Food and Agriculture Technology

• Mark Allison — CEO, Elders • Robyn Clubb — Non-Executive Director, Elders • Roger Sexton AO, Beston Global Food Co.

11:00 Depart Petah Tikvah for Hod Hasharon

11:30 — 12:30 Opening Brief (Each Delegate introduces themselves and their mission objectives)

TIPA Offices, 3 Hanaciar St., Hod Hasharon

CONT'D SUNDAY 26TH MAY 12:30 — 13:30 Start Up Nation Briefing (includes lunch)

GreenSoil Investments Gideon Soesman, Founder www.greensoilinvestments.com GreenSoil Investments is an investment company, founded by Alan Greenberg and Gideon Soesman, with a portfolio of funds focused on investing in companies that create value by enabling smart and efficient resource utilization (energy, electricity, water, land) in the agriculture, food and real estate sectors. GreenSoirs first two funds leverage the highly successful Israeli venture capital ecosystem and know-how in the Agro & Food technologies sector and are — to date — the only Israeli funds focused entirely on this space. The Company has offices in Raanana (Israel), Toronto and Amsterdam.

TIPA Offices, 3 Hanaoar St., Hod Hasharon

13:30 — 14:00 TIPA Corp. Daphna Nissenbaum, CEO www.tipa-corp.com Tipa provides biodegradable packaging for the industry, with products ranging from simple films to complex, multilayer products. The company's packaging is bio based and 100% compostable, with mechanical and shelf-life properties similar to those of ordinary plastic. @ As above

14:00 — 14:30 CropX

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Tomer Tzach, CEO www,cropx.com CropX is an agriculture analytics company that has developed an adaptive irrigation service, which automatically optimizes irrigation, thereby delivering an increase in crop yield as well as water and energy savings for farms. The company generates irrigation maps and automatically applies the right amount of water to different pails of the same field.

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14:30 Depart Hoc! Hasharon for Belt Halevi

CONT'D SUNDAY 26TH MAY 15:00-16 :30 Roots

Sharon Devir, Founder www.rootssat.corn Roots — Sustainable Agricultural Technologies Ltd addresses plant climate- management and irrigation issues. The company's two core technologies are root-zone temperature optimization, which significantly increases yield, improves quality, saves energy, and mitigates extreme heat and cold stress; and irrigation by condensation, which provides water for irrigation from the moisture in the air and soil. Roots leverages the principle of ground-source heat exchange by installing a closed-loop system of pipes and a circulation pump. The lower heat- charging component is placed at depth, and the upper heat-discharging device is located in the target crop's root zone. @ 202 Moshav Belt Halevi

16:30 Depart Belt Halevi for Tel Aviv

17:30 — 19:00 Arrive to Hotel & Free Time

19:00 Depart Hotel for Dinner Beit Panorama Bldg., Feincook, 84 Ben Zvi Road, Floor 6, Suite 633, Tel Aviv

19:30 Dinner with Industry Guests Nuvocares

Noah Klien, Director o f Business Development www.nuvocares.com

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Nuvo is developing nvu, a remote maternal—fetal monitoring solution that connects parents with a network of care wherever the mother may be. Invu is built on a robust, patented platform that uses Al to provide real-time data analytics. A medical grade sensor band connects to Nuvo's cloud-based platform, offering comprehensive maternal and fetal data, including heartbeat and uterine contractions. (Noah 054-620-4270) A Beit Panorama Bldg„Feincook 84 Ben Zvi Road, Floor 6, Suite 633, Tel Aviv

• Rootility L i m o r , Stoller, CEO www.rootilitv.com Rootility develops and implements root-focused plant-breeding methods designed to increase crop yields and overall agronomic performance while preserving crop quality. Rootility's selection system improves plants' root traits, improving their access to water and nutrients and resulting in crop tolerance to abiotic stresses such as cold, heat, drought, and soil salinity. (a.) Beit Panorama Bldg., Feincook, 84 Ben Zvi Road, Floor 6, Suite 633 Tel Aviv

Hilton Hotel, Tel Aviv

MONDAY 27111 MAY 07:55 Arrival to Israel Flight# CX675 & Transfer to Hilton Hotel

• Karen Reynolds — Flinders University

08:00 — 9:00 Breakfast Meeting 1:1 Hon. Tim Whetstone & BioFeed Doron Afik, Chairman www.biofeed.co.il Biofeed develops technology designed to deal with one of the most pressing problems in fruit-producing countries: fruit fly infestation. Biofeed enhances green pest control through the slow release of lures to manipulate insect behavior. The company has patented its Slow Fluid Release (SFR) technology, a liquid mixture of lures and additives that may include food substances, feeding stimulants, and control or therapeutic agents. The SFR delivery system uses gravity as its energy source. p Hotel Lobby

08:30 — 09:30 1:1 Roger Sexton AO & Consumer Physics Damien Goldring, CTO www.consumerptlysics.cm Consumer Physics is the developer of SCiO, a palm-sized molecular sensor that enables smartphone users to scan materials and get instant, relevant information. SCi0 can analyze materials such as cosmetics, fabric, flora, soil, jewels and precious stones, leather, rubber, oils, plastics, and even human tissue or bodily fluids.

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09:00 Group Depart Hotel for Rishon Letzyion

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09:30 — 10:30 Volcani Center, ARO Shmuel Assouline, Associate Director Jacob Muslem, Head o f R&D Technology Transfer www.agri.qov.il/en/home/default.aspx/ Located at the Volcani Center campus in Bet-Dagan, near Tel-Aviv, ARO's six institutes are responsible for Plant Sciences, Animal Science, Plant Protection, Soil, Water and Environmental Sciences, Agricultural Engineering, and Postharvest and Food Sciences. ARO also operates four research stations, in various parts of the country, and serves as a testing center for agricultural produce and equipment. Israel's Gene Bank for Agricultural Crops is also located on the ARO Volcani Center campus. A 68 Hamaccabim St., 2 " Floor, Rishon Letzyion

10:30 Walk by foot to the Ministry of Agriculture

CONT'D MONDAY 27TH MAY 11:00 — 12:30 Ministry o f Agriculture & Rural Development

Yaakov Poleg, Chief Scientist o f Agriculture The agricultural research funds of the Ministry of Agriculture are designed to maximize the utilization of agricultural research and development (R&D) systems in Israel, thus making it possible to face the different challenges of agriculture in Israel and increase the benefit from its different fields. Apart from farmers, the main beneficiary of agricultural R&D is the wide public, which consumes high-quality agricultural produce in low prices all through the year. Moreover, also the national economy benefits from agricultural R&D, since it affects the Consumer Price Index. A Hamaccabim St., Rishon Letzvion

12:30 Depart Rishon Letzyion for Ramat Hachayal

13:00 — 14:30 Avi Hasson, Partner - Emerge (includes lunch) www.emerqe.co.il Avi Hasson is Israel's former Chief Scientist and Prime Minister's Innovation and Tech Advisor. He was chairman of the investment committees approving annual investments of -1500 million in over 2000 Israeli tech companies. Formerly, Avi was General Partner at Gemini Israel Funds, one of Israel's top tier venture capital firms and speant nearly a decade in communications technology companies. Emerge is focused on early-stage companies that operate in diverse verticals powered by deep technology, transforming existing industries and creating new markets. Emerge is essentially a founders' fund. Its investors and advisers are founders of global technology companies, creating a strong network particularly in Asia. Emerge is now raising its second fund of $80m. a Leonard Boutique Hotel, 17 HaBarzel St., Da Vinci Meeting Room Ramat Hachayal

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Joined by WA AICC Delegation Led by: Premier Roger Cook MLA

CONT'D MONDAY 27TH MAY 14:45— 15:30 Supplant

Oded Rahav, Business Development SupPlant offers an online platform and smartphone application designed to collect real-time sensor data from farms and provide continuous, actionable feedback to farmers. SupPlant uses wirelessly transmitted data from sensors in the field that monitor the weather and soil, as well as from specialized plant sensors that measure stem diameter, leaf temperature, fruit size, and more. With these sensors, SupPlant can monitor plants to identify changes in growth rate, detect stress situations resulting from lack of irrigation, and compute actual and potential evapotranspiration (ET) to determine how much to irrigate. A TBA, Ramat Hachaval

15:30 Depart Ramat Hachayal for Ramat Gan

16:00 — 17:00 Trendlines Barak Singer, VP Business Development www.trendlines.com Trendline invents, discovers, invests in, and incubates innovation-based medical and agricultural technologies. The group is involved in all aspects of its portfolio companies, from technology development to business building. The group invests principally through its incubators, which include two Israeli government- franchised incubators, Trendlines Medical and Trendlines Agtech; a Singapore incubator, Trendlines Medical Singapore; and its in-house innovation center, Trendlines Labs. 0 4 Bezalel St., Ramat Gan

'17:00 Depart Trendlines for Hotel

17:30 — 18:30 Arrive to Hotel & Free Time

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18:30 Depart Hotel for Dinner

CONTI) MONDAY 27TH MAY 19:00 Dinner with Industry Guests

Evogene Nir Zalik, Investor Relations www evo ene com Evogene is a biotechnology company developing products for life sciences markets through the use of a computational predictive biology (CPB) platform that incorporates deep scientific insights and advanced computational tech nologies.Evogene utilizes this platform to discover and develop ag-chemical, ag-biological, and ag-seed products (GM and non-GM). The platform is also used by three subsidiaries: AgPlenus, focused on the design and development of effective and safe agro-chemical products; Evofuel, focused on castor seeds; and Biomica, focused on human microbiome therapeutics.

• BioHouse Yarin Sinai, VP of Business Development www.biohouse.co BioHouse is a medical technology stakeholder community, with a network of spaces designed specifically for medical start-ups. The BioHouse's are located in medical centers, and the BioHouse community makes core facilities, infrastructure, and expertise available to its members. Members enjoy 24/7 access to the BioHouse's, which are fully furnished office spaces with supporting facilities such as VViFi, conference rooms, printing services, comfortable common areas, and kitchen and coffee stations.

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TUESDAY 28TH MAY Depart Hotel for Be'er Sheva

AGRI- TECH TRACK 10:00 — 12:00 Ben Gurion University Prof. Jhonathan Eprath, French Associates Institute for Agriculture & Biotechnology of Drylands BGU is one of Israel's leading research universities and among the world leaders in many fields with 20,000 students and 4,000 faculty members. More than 100,000 alumni play important roles in all areas of research and development, industry, health care, the economy, society, culture and education in Israel,

BGU, Be'er Sheva

MEDICAL TRACK 10:00 — 12:00 Ben Gurion University — Sleep Apnea Unit Non-Contact Sensory Technology Prof. Aviv Goldbart, Head Department of Pediatrics Prof. Emeritus Asher Tal, Former Head of Pediatrics (Soroka University Medical Center) BGU researchers have developed a new system to assess obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) severity and analyze sleep-wake activity that can be done while a patient is awake, using his or her smartphone. According to Dr. Yaniv Zigel, head of the Biomedical Signal Processing Research Lab, this technology is simpler to use than the current gold standard, overnight polysortmography (PSG), and significantly less expensive. p Faculty of Health Sciences, (M7), Room 113 Be'er Sheva

10:00 -12:00

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1:1 Roger Sexton & BGN Technologies Adrian Stern, Inventor Danny Shtaier, Business Development BGN Technologies is the technology transfer company of Ben-Gurion University, Located in the heart of the University's Advanced Technologies Park, BGN Technologies is the driving force behind industry-academia collaborations, supporting the University's mission of cultivating a high-tech ecosystem within the Negev region. With a track-record of over 100 startup companies, as well as

partnerships in technology incubators and accelerators, BGN Technologies brings inventions from the labs to the market in the fields of hi-tech, biotechnology, materials, agriculture, and environment. @ BGU

12:00 Depart Ben Gurion University for ANZAC Common Wealth War Graves

12:30 — 13:45 ANZAC CommonWealth War Memorial Tour & Wreath Laying !shay Avital, Executive Director I n t l Relations Be'er Sheva Municipality (includes lunch) The ANZACs fought here in both World Wars. The most famous battle was charged by the Australian Light Horse Brigade at Beersheba, making a turning point in the Sinai-Palestine campaign. A 1 Hapalmach St., Be'er Sheva

13:45 Depart Be'er Sheva for Kibbutz Hatzerirn

CONT'D TUESDAY 281H MAY 14:00 — 15:30 Netafim

Natan Barak, Head Of Commercial Divisions www.netafim.com Netafim is the global leader in drip and micro-irrigation solutions for attaining to a sustainable future. At the intersection of water, food security, and arable land, drip irrigation enables growers to maximize food production with the lowest environment impact. Since introducing the world's first drip irrigation system in 1966, Netafim has led the way in developing reliable, simple, and affordable products that help customers achieve optimal and sustainable results. a Kibbutz Hatzerim

15:30 Depart Kibbutz Hatzerim for Tel Aviv

17:00 — 19:00 Arrive to Hotel & Free Time

19:00 Depart Tel Aviv for Herzliyah Pit uach

19:30 Mission Reception Hosted by His Excellency Australian Ambassador Ambassador Chris Cannan commenced as Australian Ambassador in June 2017. Chris is a senior career officer of the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). In his previous position, he had responsibility for Australia's aid investments in health, education and climate change funds, and for the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Chris's other senior roles in the DFAT have included Chief of Protocol and head of Staffing branch (responsible for the recruitment, training, deployment and welfare of Australia's foreign service officers). As head of the Environment Branch, Chris was DFAT's lead negotiator at the Rio+20 UN Conference on Sustainable Development. He has also worked on bilateral issues (South- East Asia and Europe); international security and arms control, public affairs; and financial management. Overseas, Chris has served at the Australian Permanent Mission in Vienna, the Australian Embassy in

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Manila, and was Senior Civilian Monitor with the Australian Defence Force led Bougainville Peace Monitoring Group. From 2010 to 2011 he was head of donor relations at the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria in Geneva. Chris holds a Bachelor of Arts (Journalism) from the University of South Australia, a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Asian Studies from Flinders University and a Master of Arts (Foreign Affairs and Trade) from Monash University. a 78 HaEshel St. Herzliyah Pituach

Hilton Hotel, Tel Aviv

WEDNESDAY 291" MAY 08:30 Depart Hotel for Haifa

10:00 — 12:30 Rambam Medical Center & Rambam Sleep Disorder Unit & Tour of Underground Hospital www.rambam.org.il Rambam Health Care Campus is a 1,000-bed academic governmental hospital serving the over 2 million residents of Northern Israel. Rambam is the tertiary referral center for 12 district hospitals and provides comprehensive medical services in all medical specialties. Committed to the entire spectrum of patient care, ranging from the best treatments and therapies, to the support of clinical research. Rambam is recognized as an excellent academic medical center, Joint Commission International (JCI) Accredited for Quality and Safety in Medicine. Rambam HCC encourages residents, young physicians, nurses, and other medical staff to become involved in research through several unique innovation programs administered by the Rambam Medtech Technology Transfer Office.

8 Haliyah Hashinya St., Haifa

12:30 Depart Rambam Medical Center for Haifa Life Sciences Park

13:00 — 14:30

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Mind up Acclerator (includes lunch) Dan Shwarzman, CEO www.mindup.co.il MindUP, Haifa's Digital Health Incubator, is a joint venture of Medtronic, IBM, Pitango Venture Capital, Impact 1st Investments and Rambam Medical Center, in collaboration with the Israeli Innovation Authority. MindUP aspires to be the leading hub of digital health innovation in Israel. It will translate disruptive technologies and cultivate new product concepts into leading Digital Health ventures, with the goal of transforming the delivery and quality of healthcare worldwide. @ 1 Netiv Ha'Or St., Haifa Life Sciences Park, Haifa

14:30 Depait Haifa for Megido

CONT'D WEDNESDAY 291" MAY 15:30 — 16:30 Tevatronic

Oleg Korol, CEO www.tevatronic.net Tevatronic develops an autonomous irrigation system designed to identify how much water plants need and then stop the flow when it reaches a precise, predetermined depth. Its system promotes increased crop health and productivity while lowering the use of water and fertilizer, thus reducing soil contamination. At the heart of the Tevatronic system is the valve switch controller, which is connected to a cloud server. The valve switch receives data from sensors (tensiometers) placed in the ground near the plants. Each sensor on the irrigation line reads the water pressure level of the surrounding soil, and when the soil is dry, the controller sends a signal to the relevant irrigation valve to commence irrigation.

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16:30 Depart Megido for Tel Aviv

17:30 — 19:00 Arrive to Hotel & Free Time

19:00 Depart Hotel for Dinner

19:30 Dinner A EatWith 22 Yefet St., Tel Aviv

23:30 Arrival to Israel Flight# AF1120 & Transfer to Hilton Hotel • Andrew Gwinnett — President, A1CC (SA)

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THURSDAY 30TH MAY Morning Check-out o f the Hilton Hotel

08:15 Depart Hotel for Kibbutz Nahshonim

09:00 — 10:00 FreezeM Yuval Gilad, CEO & Co-Founder www.freez-em.com FreezeM offers a technology designed to improve the use of insects as a protein source for animal feed. Its products are designed to overcome a number of the limitations of using insects as a protein source, including cost, availability, and regulatory concerns. FreezeM develops methods for freezing fly eggs and condensing them in large quantities for easy defrosting on organic waste. Once defrosted, the eggs develop into larvae that eat the waste and rapidly increase their mass.

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10:00 Depart Kibbutz Nahshonim for Jerusalem

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11:00 — 12:30 Hadassah Medical Centre & Hadassit www.hadassah-med.com One of the largest Hospitals in the Middle East, Hadassah's physicians and scientists are actively engaged in a wide variety of extensive basic and clinical research projects, looking for new ways to treat current conditions. More than half of all hospital research conducted in Israel is conducted at Hadassah. Each department incorporates research units and the hospital houses many interdisciplinary research centers including- novel therapeutics, diagnostics and devices - has gained Hadassah global recognition.

Hadassah Medical Centre Em n Kerem Jerusalem

12:30 Depart Eill Kerein for Abu Tor

CONT'D THURSDAY 30TH MAY 13:00 — 14:30 OurCrowd (includes lunch)

www.ourcrowd.com OurCrowd is a hybrid equity crowdfunding and venture capital company. It sources deals, performs due diligence, and opens investments to its members, leading every investment with its own money. OurCrowd takes an active role in the companies it finances, through board seats and a mentorship program that pairs start-ups with OurCrowd contacts from relevant industries. Members have discretion over which deals they participate in and how much they invest (minimum of $10K). P, 28 Hebron St. Jerusalem

14:30 Depart Abu Tor for Hotel

15:00 Arrive to Orient Hotel & Check-in

15:00 — 19:00 Free Time

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19:30 Dinner p Darna Restaurant, 3 Yohanan Horkanos St., Jerusalem (053-942-4688)

Overnight Orient Hotel, Jerusalem

FRIDAY 31ST MAY 08:00 Meet Chamber Tour Guide Effi Yaacobi & Depart Hotel for Old City

08:30 — 11:00 Old City o f Jerusalem Jerusalem is considered by many people to be the most holy city in the world. A long, rich history is connected to this city where events central to the traditions of each of the three monotheistic faiths — Judaism, Christianity, and Islam — are believed to have taken place. To the Jewish people it is home to the Western Wall which is considered the holiest Jewish site because of its proximity to the destroyed two ancient Temples, to the Christians it is where the crucifixion and the resurrection of Jesus took place, and to the Muslims it is where the prophet Muhammad ascended to heaven.

11:00 Depart Old City for Yad Vashern

11:30— 14:00

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Yad VaShem Holocaust Memorial (includes lunch) Yad VaShem safeguards the memory of the past and imparts its meaning for future generations. Established in 1953 as the world centre for documentation, research, education and commemoration of the Holocaust, Yad VaShem is a dynamic and vital place of intergenerational and international encounter. For over half a century, Yad

VaShem has been committed to four pillars of remembrance: Commemoration, Documentation, and Research & Education.

14:00 Depart Yad Vashern for Hotel

14:30 18:30 Arrive to Hotel & Free Time

19:00 Depart Hotel for The Great Synagogue

19:30 Shabbat Service — The Great Synagogue of Jerusalem The delegation will observe/participate in a service welcoming the Jewish Sabbath at the local Great Synagogue of Jerusalem. Shabbat is observed from a few minutes before sunset on Friday evening until the appearance of three stars in the sky on Saturday night. The Jerusalem Great Synagogue has a world-renowned Cantor and globally acclaimed choir and is one of the world's chief repositories for Jewish Ashkenazic liturgical music. It has been mandated to preserve the vast repertoire of the cantorial and choral chants of pre-war Europe while injecting the music of modern Israel. The Rosenbaum family Mezuzah Collection, housed in the lobby, is one of the world's largest collections, containing thousands of stunning historic and contemporary mezuzah covers collected over more than half a century.

20:30 The Shabbat of a Lifetime Shabbat of a lifetime program offers an opportunity for incoming tourists of all backgrounds to experience an authentic Shabbat (Jewish Sabbath) at the home of a host family in the heart of Jerusalem.

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SATURDAY 1ST JUNE 08:30 — 09:30 Trade Mission Debrief & Breakfast

Orient Hotel, Jerusalem

08:30 Meet Tour Guide Effi Yaacobi & Depart Hotel for Tourism

Masada Most famous for the Stand of the Zealots over 2,000 years ago, Masada is located on top of a mountain with breath-taking views. The leaders of the Great Revolt against the Romans occupied Masada after the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem (70 CE) and withstood the Roman siege. However, after a long struggle, the zealots chose death over slavery.

Dead Sea The Dead Sea, located at the lowest point on earth, is a one-of-a-kind body of water and is the saltiest and most mineral-laden in the world. It has its own unique micro- climate with an average of 330 full days of sunshine per year.

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Dr Michael VVinlo Chief Executive Officer Linear Clinical Research

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Mr Dani Arousi Snr Exec Healthcare Innovation & Strategy AllScripts

Mr Todd Shand Principal VVRAYS

Steve Arnott Chief Executive Officer Perron Institute

Mr Brendan Lovelock Health Practice Lead Cisco Systems Australia

Mr Peter Mott Chief Executive Officer Hollywood Private Hospital (Ramsay Health Care

Mr Kevin Cass-Ryall

Operations Executive Manager - Western Region Ramsay Health Care

Mr Adam Georgiu Business Manager - WA Health & Public Sector Cisco Systems Australia

Dr Tony Caccetta WA Chair, Faculty of Dermatology

Australasian College of Dermatologists

Professor Lyn Beazley AO Chair of Board RPH Medical Research Foundation

Professor Gary Geelhoed Executive Director Western Australian Health

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Ms Jocelyn Young Chief Executive Officer RPH Medical Research Foundation

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Dr Robyn Lawrence Chief Executive North Metropolitan Health Service

Hon Roger Cook MLA

Deputy Premier of Western Australia, Minister for Health; Mental Health, Member for Kwinana Government of WA

Mr Gino Marinuca Principal Policy Advisor

Office of the Hon. Roger Cook MLA, Government of Western Australia

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Professor Peter Klinken AC

Chief Scientist of Western Australia Government of Western Australia

Dr David Russell-Weisz Director General Government of Western Australia

Professor John Challis Adjunct Professor Murdoch University

Mr Russel Duncan Chief Technology Officer Telstra Health

Mr Grahame Coles Group Director Digital and Technology St John of God Health Care

Mr Michael Hogan Chief Executive Officer St John of God Health Care

Ms Dani Meinema Group Director of Nursing St John of God Health Care

Professor Judith Finn

John Curtin Distinguished Professor Curtin University

Prof Paul Watt Director, Research Serevices and Innovation Telethon Kids Institute

Alan Fowles President-Intl AI!scrips

Mr Brian Leedman Chairman NeuroScientific Biopharmaceuticals

Prof Gervase Chaney Dean, School of Medicine Fremantle University of Notre Dame

Ms Rebecca Tomkinson Chief Executive Officer Royal Flying Doctor Service - Western Operations

A/Prof Paul Bailey Clinical Services Director St John Ambulance WA

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Professor Archie Clements Pro Vice-Chancellor Curtin University

Mr Simon Millman MLA Member of the Legislative Assembly Parliament of Western Australia

Prof Kevin Pfleger Director, Life Sciences Innovation Hub Deputy Vice Chancellor(research & Innovation)

The University of Western Australia

Murdoch University Professor David Morrison

Prof Jeremy K. Nicholson Pro Vice Chancellor Health Sciences Murdoch University

Mr John Cluer Chief Executive Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce (WA)

Dr Carlo Bellini Founder & CEO HIP Consulting

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Product Details Ex GST GST Total Description: Domestic Air Tickets - Qantas 840.02 84.00 924.02 Full Routing: SYD/ADL First Departure Date: 03 Jun 2019 Ticket No: 3656734921/1 Booking Class: Flight No: QF0735 Taxes: $24.89

Fee Details Ex GST GST Tot et Suite 2 Booking Fee 80.00 0.00 80.00

QBT South Australia Government Levy 2.50 0,25 2.75 QBT Domestic Offline Booking Fee 12.50 1.25 13.75

Total: Ex GST GST To

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Total Tax Invoice

Payment Details

13,612,88 85.50 13,698.38

Total Payment 0.00

Copy Printed: 18-Jul-2019

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Australlia-isra0 Chamber of Commerce A.B.N. 67 209 135 165 (SA) Inc. 239 Magill Road Maylands SA 5069

Tax Invoice

Office of the ChiefExecutive Naomi Bailey GPO Box 1671 Adelaide SA 5001

Australia-Israel Croir laz c"Caten,,

Invoice #: 00019454 Date: 01-05-19 Page: Your Ref' Terms: Net 14

Details Total

(ex-GST)

One delegate for the Australia Israel Chamber of Commerce Trade Mission to Israel - May 26th to June 2nd 2019 - Mr Scott Ashby, Chief Executive PIRSA

$7,000.00

Delivery Via: Delivery Date: Salesperson:

Delivery Address: Office of the Chief Executive Naomi Bailey GPO Box 1671 Adelaide SA 5001

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To pay via MasterCard or VISA.

by PHONE: 0437 32 13 77 Minimum payment $10.00. Maximum payment $10,000. Quote Ref: Invoice Number

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Direct Debit account payments to Australia Israel Chamber of Commerce MB: 066 000 Account: 2800 0708 - please reference invoice number

Subtotal: Freight (ex-GST): GST:

$7,000.00 $0.00

$700.00

Total (inc-GST): $7,700.00 Paid to Date: $0.00

Balance Due: $7,700,00

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Australia Israel Chamber of Commerce 239 Magill Road

Maylands SA 5069 SA

Invoice #: 00019454 M o u n t Due: $7,700.00

QBT Business travel mode simple Tax Invoice

C u s t o m e r Detai ls Invoice Details

QBT Pty Limited A B N : 50 128 382 187 Level 6 197-201 Coward Street Mascot NSW

Name: SA PRIMARY INDUST REGIONS INV Invoice Number: 1286418 (ABN: 53763159658) Invoice Date: 07-Jun-2019 GPO BOX 1671 QBT Booking Reference: 6244276 / V90N19 ADELAIDE SA 5001 Customer Number: 00013715

Customer Reference/s: Travel Booker: NAOMI Division: SA PIRSA OFF CHIEF Passenger: Ashby Scott William Mr EXECUTIVE

P roduc t Detai ls Ex GST GST Total

it.......4,1 Description: Hotel Domestic - Stamford Plaza Sydney 155.98 15.59 171.57 Check-In: Airport Check-out: 02 Jun 2019 Location: 03 Jun 2019 Issued Date: Sydney

10 May 2019 Total Price Includes:

Credit Card Surcharges $2.57

Fee Details Ex GST GST Total

QBT Domestic Chargeback Processing Fee 10.00

Total:

1.00 11.00

Ex GST GST Total

ION! haw •011.

Total Tax Invoice 165.98

Payment Details

16.59 182.57

Total Payment 0.00

Printed: 07-Jun-2019 Page 1 of 1

Hilllton El AVIV

Mr Scott Ashby

Page No. 1 o12

Adolade . Room No. 0938

Australia Arrival 25/05/19 Departure : 30/05/19 Adults/Children : I /

Original Tax Invoice 1301179 Hilton Honors Coot. No. 13843656 Frequent Flyer A/R Number Cashier No, : 231 / Katerina 'Dina Croup Code : GIAC19 Folio No. : 1301179 Company Name

. AUSTRALIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Issue Dale 30/05/19 Val No.

Date Text Exchange Rate

Charges

USD

Credits

USD

Charges

ILS

Credits ILS

25/05/19 26/05/19

Room Charge Lobby Lounge Food All Day

Roomll 0938 : CHECK# 0515372

370.00 12.50

1,33829 45.21

26/05/19 Room Charge 370,00 1,338,29 27/05/19 Room Charge 370,00 1,338.29 28/05/19 Lobby Lounge Food All Day 4,50 16.28

Room!? 0938 : CHECK!? 0515826 28/05/19 Room Charge 370,00 1,338.29 29/05/19 Room Charge 370,00 1,338.29 30/05/19 Vlsa Card Dollar 1,867.00 0,00 6,752.94

11/22

Total

Balance

1,867,00 1,867.00 6,762.94 6,752.94

0,00 USD 0,00 ILS

Taxable: 1,867,00 USD (3,762.04 ILS Non Taxable: 0,00 USD 0.00 ILS

Total Vat: 0,00 USD 0.00 ILS

Total: 1,867.00 USD 6,752,94 ILS

Guest Signature: TEL AVIV HILTON LTD. 13"1}3 1113,111 313N-711 linlepenclence Pink I Tel Aviv 63405 I ',/R1111̀ 63405 N i l minim it

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R o o m N o . 0 5 0 8 STR Ar r i va l : 30/05/19

D e p a r t u r e : 01/06/19

G u e s t s 1 / 0 R a t e C o d e SAMIBB

Or ig ina l T a x Invo i ce C a s h i e r • E l ias B a n n o u r a 1456

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Credits

NIS

Charges

USD

Credits

USD

3 0 / 0 5 / 1 9 R o o m a n d Board 4 4 0 U S D / .27670 1,590.16 440.00

3 1 / 0 5 / 1 9 R o o m a n d Board 4 4 0 U S D /.27670 1,590.16 440.00

0 1 / 0 6 / 1 9 V i s a NIS 3,720.97 1,086.70

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0 1 / 0 6 / 1 9 V A T 17% 540.65 149.60

0 1 / 0 6 / 1 9 E x c h a n g e R a t e Diff. -57.1 U S D / .292C -57.10

Total 3,720.97 3,720.97 1,029.60 1,029.60

Balance 0 . 0 0 NIS 0 . 0 0 USD

Non Taxable: 0.00 NIS Taxable: 3,180.32 NIS VAT: 540.65 NIS 149.60 USD Total: 3,720.97 NIS 1,029.60 USD

Merchant ID : 577/766 Credit Card Type : VA Transact ion I D : 134190371 Credit Card L : XXXXXXXXXXXX1.:'1. I Approval Code: 0733091 Credit C a r d Exp i ry XX/XX Approval A m o u n t : 3,720.97 NIS Capture M e t h o d : Manual

Transact ion A m o u n t : 3,720,97 NIS

T o t a l T r a n s a c t i o n A m o u n t : 3,720.97

G u e s t Signature

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T h e a m o u n t p a y a b l e is t h e s u m a s s t a t e d i n t h e c u r r e n c y o f t h e contract. T h e s u m a p p e a r i n g in o t h e r cu r rency , is f o r In terna l u s e only.

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orient@isrolel.co.il

Mr Scott William Ashby

INFORMATION COPY

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S T A M FORD

S y d n e y Airport

Suite 1132 Arrival 02/06/19 Departure 03/06/19 Confirmation No 146131254 Cashier ID JIGUO

Date Printed 03/06/19

Page 'I o f 1

Date Description THIS IS NOT A TAX INVOICE Debit Credit

02/06/19 La Boca Dinner Food 03/06/19 Credit Card Fee 03/06/19 Visa

Roomll 1132 CHECK// 1007672 44.32 0.67

44.99

In signing this bill I hereby acknowledge that all charges incurred are correct. I also agree ihat my liability for the account Is not

Total In AUD 44.99 44.99

waived and I agree to be held personally responsible in the event that the Indicated person, company or association falls to pay all Total charges in AUD or part of these charges. Total Includes GST of AUD

k indicates non-taxable supply Signature

Merchant ID 516013612325241

Transaction ID 173280359

Approval Code 910436 Approval Amount 44.99

Balance in AUD

Credit Card # VA

Credit Card Expiry 11/22

Capture Method: VA Transaction Amount: 44.99

Stamford Plaza Sydney Airport - ABN 83 082 724 073 Cnr. Robey & O'Riordan Streets - Mascot - NSW - 2020 - Australia

Telephone: +61 2 9317 2200, Facsimile: +61 2 9317 1644 www.stamford.com.au

44.99

4.09

0.00 GST Included

Government o f South Australia < Primary Industries and Regions SA

PURCHASE CARD - EXPENSE MANAGER SYSTEM

EMS MISSING SUPPLIER TAX INVOICE OR RECEIPT FORM (A separate form is required for each missing tax invoice/receipt)

This f o r m is ut i l ised where:

1. There is no supporting documentation (lax invoice/receipt) for a valid purchase card transaction in the Expense Manager System (EMS).

2. All efforts to obtain a valid document (tax invoice/receipt) have been exhausted.

First four (4) a n d las t f o u r d ig i ts o f t h e ANZ p u r c h a s e card:

N a m e o f s u p p l i e r / m e r c h a n t : Tgy,LE_fack. A v S • t r o I ; q

Da te o f t r a n s a c t i o n : 2 4 / _5 / 20 19_

Descr ip t ion o f p u r c h a s e : (services/goods received) Tq<i coMS 40 Acteigicie. po_ti - CE PIRSA Details of t h e p u r c h a s e : (If the purchase is entertainment related, details of the number of attendees and their relevant organization(s) must be included.)

Total p u r c h a s e a m o u n t ( I n c l u d i n g GST): SAUD 6 3 , 3 I

Foreign Currency (if applicable) Applicable exchange rate: G e n e r a l L e d g e r a c c o u n t coding:

0 3 0 5 4 0 t 0 4. C3 5 SAUD 53 131

SAUD

SAUD

SAUD ._

D e c l a r a t i o n b y p u r c h a s e cardholder:

1. I acknowledge receipt of the above mentioned goods and/or services 2. I certify;

a) The purchase was necessarily incurred on behalf of PIRSA for business operations b) This payment has not and will not be claimed by any other means.

3. it is acknowledged that where a tax invoice/receipt is not provided to support the purchase card transaction, the relevant GST which cannot be claimed, will be charged against the applicable general ledger codes assigned to ihe transaction, by using the lax code TPND In EMS. A tax invoice/receipt is not able to be provided because: (tick applicable) the fax invoice/receipt has been lost the goods/services are of a type where a tax invoice/receipt cannot reasonably be expected to be provided by the supplier

' other reason (please specify).

Cardholder: s c o l f 91-1 t / / 2Q19

I _ M a n a g e r : / 1 1 _ / 2(A\. N a m e S igna tu re Date

This form is to be authorised and attached to any transaction in the EMS that does not have a valid tax invoice/recelpi.

Objective ID: A2953921 Ver: 6.0 Page 1 of I 1/07/2019

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PURCHASE AUD32.76

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NAB EFTPOS • TAXI CCHRIHND 132227

TAXI T5296 USW AU MERCHANT 10: 26067942 TERMINAL 13: V22909 CLIERT ID: A4149 DRIVER ID:

PICK UP: WASCO1 DEST: FY0 DOM AVT mahomovr1111 (r) Visa Crodit CRD (C) AID A000006031010 AUTH ID: 613591

FARE OTHER

EXTRAS: Rsw Gov Levi Booking

TOTAL FARE INC. GST SERVICE FEE

INC. (IS'!' -------.

$25,00 $0.00

11.10 $2.50

TOTAL MID $30.66

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D R I V E R N O !I013178631 T A X I N O 7960 P I C H U P CITY D R U P O F F TEMPE

F A R E I N C G S 1 $ 24.60 S E R V I C E F E E $ 1.12 S V V 1 E 1 , G 3 1 0_13.

TOTAL $ 25.83

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VISA A I D A0000000031010 V . i a Credit Card

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S A L E AUD$25.02.

T O T A L A U C I $ 2 5 . 83

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